Walking Help to our Health
Posted on August 11, 2008 - Filed Under 301 | Leave a Comment
Backward walking, like forward walking, is an activity in which one always maintains contact with the ground unlike running, which has an airborne phase. The implications of the differences between forward and backward locomotion are of primary importance in understanding any given exercise routine.
Backward walking, like forward walking, is an activity in which one always maintains contact with the ground unlike running, which has an airborne phase. Consequently, the force to the body at impact is minimal in walking compared to jogging or running. This alone can be a benefit if one is suffering from an impact-type injury which could manifest as a sore knee, stress fracture, or similar problem. To this end, walking forward or backward could be a means to maintain cardiovascular fitness without risking further force-related trauma to the lower extremities.
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Posted on July 27, 2008 - Filed Under 301 | Leave a Comment
Exercise bike recumbent and upright brands including Schwinn and Airdyne for working out
A portable exercise bike serves the same purpose as its bigger counterpart, be it recumbent or upright. It was designed to tone the muscles of the legs, thighs and buttocks. However, sacrificing the size for portability might also mean that the device sacrifices some of its effectiveness.
Advantages of mini exercise bikes
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